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Struggling after a traumatic birth? This therapist-backed guide offers compassionate, practical steps for healing emotionally and reclaiming your sense of self.

A Therapist’s Guide for Healing from Birth Trauma

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Why do I spiral and how do I stop? Learn how to stop spiraling with 4 therapist-backed tips to calm anxiety, break rumination, and regain control.

4 Tips on How to Stop Spiraling [From a Therapist]

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Struggling with anxious attachment? Learn expert-backed strategies to heal, build secure relationships, and break free from fear of abandonment.

How to Fix Anxious Attachment Style According to a Therapist

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Takeaway: You can develop a secure attachment style—even if your past relationships have left you feeling anxious, shut down, or unsure of yourself. In this post, I’ll walk you through the exact steps that are based on attachment theory I use with clients to help them feel safer, more connected, and more confident in relationships. […]

How to Develop a Secure Attachment Style as an Adult [According to a Therapist]

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Looking for an in-person therapist in NYC but aren’t sure where to start? Consider these expert tips from some local therapists.

How to Find an In-Person Therapist in NYC [According to a Therapist]

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Feeling frustrated by your roommate situation? Wondering how to set better boundaries with your roommate and keep your close friendship? Living with roommates can be a great experience and cost-effective, but it can also present many challenges. The issues can range from uncleanliness, noise, lack of communication or general inconsideration. Handling these conflicts effectively can […]

Surviving (and Thriving) with Difficult Roommates: A Therapist’s Guide

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Are you dating in your 30s? Discover therapist-backed tips for dating during this time, from new ways to meet people to strategies for rebuilding confidence and healthy relationships.

15 Tips for Dating in Your 30s From a Therapist

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Check out these therapist-recommended books on healing anxious attachment so you can start cultivating healthier relationships now.

5 Best Books for Anxious Attachment

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The devastation of the LA wildfires has left many grappling with grief and trauma. Whether you’ve experienced evacuation, the loss of a home, or are supporting loved ones affected, it’s crucial to prioritize your mental health and practice self-care during this time.

Processing Grief and Practicing Self-Care After the LA Wildfires

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Ever wonder why dating in NYC is so difficult? Madelyn Lunder, LMSW breaks it down and provides tips for how to feel emotionally available when dating.

Tips to Navigate Dating in NYC & Make Yourself Emotionally Available

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